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1) A bill has been introduced in Congress that would decriminalize marijuana on the federal level, and allow the individual states to decide how they want to handle it. President Trump says he will respect states rights on the issue and would support a federal change to bring consistency.
Should marijuana be decriminalized at the national level?
2) Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke has removed the authority for local BLM offices to delay oil and gas leases while management plans are drawn up for specific areas. The BLM had put leases on hold in the Greater Little Mountain Area in southwest Wyoming while the Sweetwater County commissioners worked with local groups on a conservation plan. Zinke’s decision means that 700,000 acres in southwest Wyoming will be available for leasing in December. The county commissioners and groups representing hunters and fishermen are objecting, but the Petroleum Association of Wyoming is applauding the move.
Should leasing be allowed in the Greater Little Mountain Area?

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Laramie’s historic Buckhorn Bar and Parlor readies for the ESPN spotlight

By Brandon Foster, Casper Star Tribune
LARAMIE – The Buckhorn Bar and Parlor has been waiting for ESPN to come to town. Click here for more

Officials break ground on new Laramie County events facility at Archer

By Katie Kull and Austin Huguelet, Wyoming Tribune Eagle
CHEYENNE – There were a lot of “thank you’s” going around at the Archer Complex on Tuesday evening. Click here for more

Casper man arrested after highway 20/26 police chase

By Kayla Dixon, KGWN
CHEYENNE, Wyo – Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States. Click here for more

Jefferson Award nominee: Vickie Jasmann

By Sam Wright, KCWY 13
CASPER – Many Jefferson Award nominees volunteer their time and effort to the community without a second thought. Vickie Jasmann continues helping as many people as she can despite having an incurable blood cancer. Some of us would use that as an excuse to slow down, but the former Marine refuses to let anything stop her. Click here for more

Wyoming dietitians learn the art of wine and beef pairing

Posted 4-25-2018, Wyoming Beef Council (CHEYENNE) - Thirty Wyoming dietitians and dietetic interns recently learned the art of how to pair wine with delicious beef dishes from Chef Barry Strand from the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, a contractor to the beef...

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Ag students shine at national competition

Posted 4-25-2018, Sheridan College (SHERIDAN) - Seven Sheridan College agricultural program students recently had the opportunity to put their skills and knowledge to the test when they traveled to Louisville, Kentucky, to compete at the 2018 National Postsecondary...

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1) A judge in California has ruled that Starbucks and other coffee companies have to post a cancer warning, because a chemical used in the bean roasting process is a known carcinogen. The coffee industry is fighting back, saying the amount of the carcinogen is too small to cause harm. They say they can’t remove the chemical without affecting the taste.
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2) The federal government, including Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, who is from Montana, is considering blocking gold mining from the mountains just north of Yellowstone National Park, citing concerns about the impact on the environment. Mining companies say they have been working in the area for years and the impact of new mines would be minimal.
Should leasing be allowed in the Greater Little Mountain Area?

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